Taming & Transforming Plastic Waste
Two new books from Albert Bates help us learn how to tame plastic waste and transform it into useable products that minimize our waste stream.
Best Sustainability & Environmental Books: Reviews & Recommendations
What We’re Reading: Our Top 4 Sustainability Books
Books we are reading including The Rule of Five, Rooted and Rising and Sea Change.
Reading Time: A Climate Policy Revolution
The sheer complexity of climate change stops most solutions in their tracks. How do we give up fossil fuels when energy is connected to everything, from great-power contests to the value of your pension? Global economic growth depends on consumption, but that also produces the garbage now choking the oceans. To give up cars, coal, […]
Take Us To A Better Place: Stories
TAKE US TO A BETTER PLACE: Stories is a collection of powerful, perceptive, and seamlessly crafted fiction from a diverse group of authors that tell multiple truths about our health and the world in which we live.
A Hot Read: The New American Farmer
Exploring Latino/a farmers’ transition from workers to owners
Corridor Ecology: Saving Species By Connecting Fragmented Landscapes
Corridor Ecology sheds light on the importance of linking landscapes for species protection and climate adaptation as humans encroach and the world warms.
Protecting Pollinators: Saving Them Might Save Ourselves
New book from Jodi Helmer gives hope that we can turn around the crisis among pollinators that is threatening our food supply and our lifestyle.
Drying Up: The Fresh Water Crisis in Florida
Drying Up: The Fresh Water Crisis in Florida is a wake-up call and a hard look at what the future holds for those who call Florida home.
F**k Plastic!
In F**k Plastic, you’ll find 101 little things you as an individual can do to avoid single-use plastics and help save the world.
Frog Pond Philosophy
In Frog Pond Philosophy: Essays on the Relationship Between Humans and Nature, Strachan Donnelley traces the connections between influential figures such as Aldo Leopold and Charles Darwin…